Forget me never...

Letter 62

My dear friends,

I'm writing you this collective letter, because I suppose you're always together. Patricia, I hope you find work in New York, to stay near us. Archie, to work in the New York branch of Andrew Entreprises, is a good idea, so that my sister and my nephew can live near me, when I'll be back to New York.

Doing the trip by boat with the whole family was fabulous. It was funny to look at the people's face when we told them we were newlyweds, already parents and grand-parents! I'm so happy that words can't express the way I feel. To finally be Terry's wife after all these years, is a dream I never thought possible anymore. To be a family with our son is more than I could've imagined.

The trip was wonderful. Anthony-William met some children his own age and he spent a lot of time with them. I'm sure he was doing it so his father and I and his grandparents were able to spend some time alone. Isn't my son wonderful?

Terry was absolutely wonderful, every day he gives me a new present. It's almost a game between him and his father to see which one is going to have the better idea to be the most romantic with Eleonor and I. It's really cute, to see the duke of Grandchester so much in love. It's a side of him nobody sees aside from his loved ones.

Terrence/Romeo the romantic? I'm never getting tired of him. It's like he wants to make up for all the loast time, the ten years we've lost when we were separated... I also make him lots of presents...

To see London again, rainy and foggy in such happy circumstances was magnificent. We took Anthony-William to the Royal College of Saint Paul, telling him what we did... His father even told about his going out at night in London bars and how Albert saved him one night and how he ended up in my room instead of his! Anthony-William was amazed and with his little logic and smart head, concluded that his father and I had the same room number! You know, I've never thought about that... Terry found himself in my room by mistake, and I thought it was because he was drunk... in fact, he thought it was his room, since we had the same room number... Anthony-William, thought the situation was very romantic, that the universe was telling us we should be together... When I told him what happened afterwards, he laughed and said we were as stubborn as mules! Then we ended up together after a thousand and one twists and turns, if we had been less difficult, we would've been together a long time ago...

He simplifies things, but he's right, is you think about it. If Terry and I weren't so stubborn and complicated... but with "if" we would put London in a bottler!
To see the college again after all these years, had filled me with nostalgia. Maybe because I was so happy, but all the memories were all of sudden not so bad at all... Life was beautiful and my memories too!

In a few days, we're going to Scotland where we spent the most beautiful summer of our lives. I can't way to be there and show Anthony-William all the places where we've all had so much fun.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
I'm blowing kisses to all of you.

Candy